ROK government funding for a center that helps North Korean defectors resettle in the South has held steady despite a significant decrease in new arrivals, according to a ruling party lawmaker, raising concerns about inefficient operations. At the same time, lawmaker Kim Sang-wook of the Democratic Party criticized a lack of sufficient support for children [ ]
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Seoul spending too much on North Korean defector resettlement, lawmaker suggests
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